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  1. The Klein ISD bond steering committee mtg is over. Please come to the Board Workshop on Tues. the 15 @ 6pm at Klein HS. 5:50 PM Dec 10th from web
  2. Audience: I support Scenario A b/c it is least disruptive for KHS students, if the tax situation can be tweaked by delaying other projects. 5:46 PM Dec 10th from web
  3. Audience: Is there an option of extending the time of the board vote or delaying the projects for another year? 5:39 PM Dec 10th from web
  4. Audience: I hope that the district can keep in mind what effects everyone. Remember that we @ other schools have to help pay for any plan. 5:37 PM Dec 10th from web
  5. Klein ISD bond steering committee mtg: At this point, audience members are speaking generally in support of renovating KHS w/kids onsite. 5:36 PM Dec 10th from web
  6. Audience: For 48 years this has been Klein HS. This community built up around KHS. They have renovated onsite at other places. 5:32 PM Dec 10th from web
  7. Audience: The closest scenario that meets the spirit of the original plan is scenario C or something real close to it. 5:27 PM Dec 10th from web
  8. Petrek: You have to pass the 50 cent test in order to successfully sell the next set of bonds. 5:24 PM Dec 10th from web
  9. Petrek: Take current debt, along w/projected debt for the sale & see if you are going to pass the 50 cent test, as relates to the tax rate. 5:24 PM Dec 10th from web
  10. Petrek: In order to sell bonds, districts must demonstrate to the attorney general that they can pass the 50 cent test. 5:23 PM Dec 10th from web
  11. Klein ISD CFO Thomas Petrek is clarifying the 50 cent test. 5:22 PM Dec 10th from web
  12. Audience: Although it is legal to change the plan, there is a moral obligation to stick to the original plan. 5:20 PM Dec 10th from web
  13. Jim Brady facilitator: No, the voters ultimately authorized a dollar amount, not final projects, though the bond was based on the best plan. 5:15 PM Dec 10th from web
  14. Audience: Do we have to bring any changes to the bond back to the voters for approval? 5:14 PM Dec 10th from web
  15. Klein ISD: The new scenarios, G,H & I, will be posted to the Klein ISD website by Monday. 5:10 PM Dec 10th from web
  16. Audience: There should be a scenario J which allows for the stadium to be torn down and rebuilt elsewhere, more room to rebuild KHS onsite. 5:08 PM Dec 10th from web
  17. Klein ISD bond steering committee mtg: audience is now making general comments. Again, most people here seem to want C. 5:03 PM Dec 10th from web
  18. KISD's Robertson: We would also have to buy land for a new stadium, which could be an additional $5 to $7 million on top of that. 4:58 PM Dec 10th from web
  19. KISD's Robertson: To demolish and rebuild the stadium elsewhere would cost an additional $35 million on top of the renovation costs of KHS. 4:56 PM Dec 10th from web
  20. Audience: Are there any numbers on a suggested citizen scenario to tear down the stadium and renovate w/kids onsite, a modified C? 4:55 PM Dec 10th from web